First step — of hemoperfusion — become inflammatory and others harmful molecules filtered out of the blood. A total of 9 different adsorber filters with high-tech polymer beads, on which the freely available pollutants stick, are available, and up to 3 filters can be connected in series per therapy session. In this way, customer needs can be addressed individually as required.
In the second step — of hyperthermia — Will the body into a artificial, controlled fever offset by heating the blood. This increases the permeability of the membranes and maximizes effectiveness as more pollutants are removed. The formation of heat shock proteins (HSPs) sends signals to the body's own killer cells, which recognize and eliminate harmful cells.
In the third step — of oxygenation — Will the oxygen content with medical oxygen many times over upped. In this way, the body's own repair and regeneration process can begin again, new blood vessels are formed and toxins are removed from the organism even more effectively — with little impact on the patient. Per therapy session lasting around 3.5 hours, the body's entire blood goes through these 3 described steps up to 12 times.
Hemoperfusion (adsorption) in the context of HHO differs from apheresis in that Purification of whole blood. During an aperesis (absorption), only the blood plasma separated by a filter is purified. In hemoperfusion, the entire volume of blood is removed from the body and then filtered through an external device to remove toxins or other substances before it is returned to the body. Hemoperfusion is usually used to treat poisoning or drug overdoses or to remove high levels of substances such as potassium or urea from the blood.